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PATHOLOGY
Course Format: Classroom
School/Trainer: Massage Therapy College of Manitoba [All Courses]
Training Center(s)/Venue(s): Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
Jobs & Resumes: Winnipeg
Houses & Roommates: Winnipeg

Pathology is the study of disease and how the body responds to it. In this course, students will learn the science of pathology: cell adaptation, stages of inflammation, how the body protects itself through the immune response. Throughout the course, we examine the altered states of health which occur during periods of disease or injury and how massage therapy can be of benefit or in some cases......

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Injuries in sport can be debilitating, both physically and emotionally, for elite and casual athletes alike. In this course, students analyze selected sports injuries, mechanisms of injury, preventative and protective guidelines and injury adaptations. Provision of care, in all stages of healing is explored from a massage perspective, as are the treatment approaches of other health care profess......

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Massage therapy is just one of many disciplines utilized in the treatment of musculoskeletal problems. The Associated Therapies course introduces students to alternative treatment approaches which often complement our own. Students are exposed to chiropractic, reflexology and aromatherapy, among others. These half-day information workshops prepare students to make informed decisions when referr......

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The appropriate use of hot and cold therapies can dramatically reduce healing and recovery time. In this course, students study and administer a variety of hydrotherapy applications: body wraps, foot baths, ice packs and thermal variations. Through practical application, students feel the effects of each technique and develop group presentations on their protocol and effectiveness....

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The ability to identify movement impairment syndromes is crucial when assessing painful dysfunctions. In this course, students analyze the biomechanics of dynamic movement and how, through injury and muscle dysfunction, their movements can become impaired. Drawing from first year anatomy knowledge, this second year course enhances the ability to critically think and effectively identify muscle ......

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The theory and practice of Myofascial Release techniques is just one of many hands-on approaches students study at the college. The anatomy of fascia and related structures and how they influence pain syndromes or restrict complete range of motion, are examined throughout this course. Alternative structural assessment protocols and scar tissue techniques are also developed in this practical class....

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